Been at od for 7 years this year. Cleared 120k doing teams out side of California. I started driving when I was 21 at od. Great company. I'm leaving to get my own truck tho. Just put my 2 weeks in. Yall be safe
Hey bro how is getting your own truck going? I have one more year of concrete truck driving. And my bank account will be at 100k, but I want to finance a truck also but I needed that financial cushion stable befor I jump out there.
I’d like to try and get in at Old Dominion as a line driver after I get a few years experience. I’ve heard so many great things about them. I’ve only been truck driving since July. Here in Portland, Oregon, line drivers run triples and it takes 1-2 years of tractor trailer experience before the state will even allow you to be certified for triples, that and it’s very hard to get in because the drivers at OD love it and don’t want to leave, so job openings are extremely competitive in my area.
@@cesarrojas3617 70.8 cents a mile. Get paid for drop/hooks, fueling, delay pay. Line haul is 100% drop and hook. Once you get a schedule, 90 to 125grand a year.
@@xDead27Eyex crazy, they sent me there today to help out. But as to 6 figures, i dont know. Not as a dockworker, but at $27/hour, with OT, it’s still a lot of money. Especially, for an average guy like me.
Might wanna hook your dolly Chain while rolling it around bobtail in the future or you might b looking for another job if it comes unhooked. Company policy. Otherwise good video
How is doing line haul when you start out? Do they call you at any time of the day? I’m a LTL driver with another company doing P&D work but looking to get into line haul. Any advice would be badass
You work 6 days a week and they call you every 8 to 10 hours. You will go from days to noon, to evenings, to night and late nights. You'll basically come in every 10 hours unless it gets slow. You can call to see what place you are in line. Also you get 34 hours off. Not 2 full days unless you ask or unless your at a smaller terminal
I always see those double OD tractors leaving like 10 pm. I see that they are all trucks with day cabs. you leave, reach the objective and return that same night? is it like a dedicated route?? My regards, brother
Dope video bro. I just finished my second week there and those dollies are kicking my butt. I see guys just pulling up and backing them into the rear trailer like it’s nothing.
Awesome video bro! I’m with RL but I like OD and wanted to ask do linehaul drivers actually make 100k a year I seen it on their job listing or is that just for teams? Also is it dedicated runs or OTR? Thanks in advance great video!
They want hire right out of school unless you apply to be a dock work for a few months and then go through the driving program. So it depends on where you go, but mostly around 40k to 70k. But old Dominion you would be over 90k easy the first year
@@kris1987ful so if I apply to OD right out of CDL school with all my endorsements and no auto restriction, they won't hire me unless I apply to be a dock worker?
Yes because you need 1 year of driving experience to be hired as a driver. I got hired on when I was still in driving school and I wanted to get hired after I finished school which was only about 2 weeks away and he told me I need 1 driving experience to come right in as a driver. But you only have to work the dock for 3 months and then your eligible to go through their driving program. You get paid your normal, so I just got paid for nothing because I already had just gotten my license.
@@TRIPLEDIGITS no life home everyday but until you get a bid run your schedule rotates plus driving was always a plan b for me, I'm in the stock market so I quit to focus full time. I'll go back if it does work by the time I'm in my high 30s
@@kris1987ful bro this crazy im into trading as well imma have to fwu im trying to make it full time ! what's crazy is I applied at OD they hiring rn in the garland terminal hopefully they call me now im just doing it to build my trading account lol ....I already have a cdl but no endorsements how much do the P&D drivers make and do they have a good schedule/home life cause obviously imm want to trade as well lol
@@markholt1073 p.d should be around 24 or 26 starting. Home life sucks for most drivers unless you have a bid run in line haul. City drivers usually work 12 to 14 a day but it depends on the terminal.
What are the trucks governed at? How many average miles per night? Average hours per night? Do you use your reset every night? Is it dedicated line haul?
64mph home every night but you don't get a set run until about 2 years. All runs are between 400 to 630 miles per night. Some tiny terminals run over the road but not many
Ey, I like your vibe man. Are you still working for OD is the Chicago area ? Help a brother out. I got my class A CLP today. I was offered the driver training program 2 years ago but passed on it due to other commitments. I want to get on now. Thank you.
I wish xpo was this easy, your basically expected to be a dock worker and a driver. Drive 3-4 hours work the dock 4 or 5 then 3-4 hours back. I haven't taken a 30 one time, once I finish my 2 year commitment my sights are set on old Dominion or saia maybe even sooner
@@kris1987ful yeah both of them are bottom of the barrel when It comes to the ltl game so Is central transport. Old Dominion really is the top dog ltl carrier to work for and to use as a customer. I work for another ltl but I know who id call if I needed ltl service
Lol speaking of central that's where I'm at now. I quit O.D at the end of 2019 right before covid hit 🤣. I didn't want to go right back to o.d so I came here. I'll save o.d for when I'm in my 40s. Its a 100k a year job I can go back to.
@@orlandoecholes4762 it's OK. Nothing special making about 1400 after taxes. The trailers are garbage, everything seems to be broke on a lot of them. But the tractors are good. It's just a job I got because of the virus. Didn't want to go somewhere that I didn't want to quit.
GREAT VIDEO MAN & GOOD JOB! Appreciate the insight on OD.. Been thinking of applying, would you recommend OD for a career & would you be kind & let me know about there health benefits, 401K, Pay & training? Appreciate it & thank you man. Keep up the good work! 💪
Od is definitely a good career choice. You can work your way up to just about any position. I really mean it, there have been guys who started on the dock and have become operation mangers. The 401k is ok I think they march around 5%. The benefits I good cant really tell much about those because dont have kids and i only use them to get a tooth pulled, but they a few different plans. If you are a dockworker or driver be prepared to work around 50 to 60 hours every week. They over time sucks because most OD siteS don't pay over time until after 60 hours. mangers work 8 hours. Most dock supervisors and dispatchers work 12 hour shits but it's 1 week on and 1 week off pretty nice, but some terminals are different.
This company wasn't for me, thought it was gonna be different, It pays good just needed full time, the location i was at had part time dock worker, heard the drivers make over 100k, anyway just wanted to say hope your saving it with a 100k job you could get into a finical advisor and grow that about 7 percent a year with index funds, save for tomorrow retire RICH
How you liking OD? I just went for interview and roadtest today went good but not sure how atmosphere is there and everything? I want to do linehaul but it sounds like they’ll have me doing both if they need help with PND…
@@freddyfreddy42 if you're a combo driver you do both but if you're straight line-haul driver no you just don't work every day. Smaller terminals may be different tho.
I cant say, I never worked for the post office. But at o.d you will rotate from morning, days, nights and evenings shit. They call you every 10 hours 6 days a week until you get a bid run
Hey bro I really like your video mind If I ask where you got the music? I drive for Xpo and want to make a video like this but i’d cut out the the 7 hours i spend on the dock every night 😂
I put in for dock worker At OD.. I have a class A CDL with all my endorsement, how long does it take for a dock worker to become a driver?? Video is awesome got me motivated!!!
If u have over 1 experience they will hire as a driver if not you have to be there for around 3 months to go to their driving class. But it's all up to the terminal manger. Usually around 3 months tho. They just want to see if you come to work on time.
@@kris1987ful whats up .!! Turned down the job offer at OD .. i stayed at publix.. im about to start driving for publix distribution center ... what about you ?
@@joshg8483 I quit im currently driving for Central Transportation but thats only because of the Corona virus made things slow but im still daytrading full time.
I'm not sure what the starting pay is in Dallas, I strated in Memphis and transferred to Dallas, but I think its around .63 cent a mile and I think u top out in 3 years but they get a cost of living raise every year.
@@kris1987ful Thanks for the reply. I was running linehaul at FXF. Looking at OD. Did you work weekends at the Dallas terminal? What was the shortest run you would run out of Dallas?
Yea starting out in line haul you don't have set off days. You work until you run out of hours and have to reset or if its slow. You're basically on call, they call you ever 10 hours, so you will work mornings, evenings and night, constantly rotating. The shortest run i think is tyler, tx but you'll do more than that. Let's say u go to tyler, well tyler may send you to texarkana or they may give you 3 tyler runs
Thanks again. Do you have any advice as far as the interview and road test is concerned? I drove an automatic the last 3 years at FXF. Might be a bit rusty on the gear shifting.
@@edcosta8417 naw its pretty easy. If you have anything on your driving record tell them because if they find out they will fire even if you've been hired on. And just whomever you do your road test with that your rusty from driving and auto-matic the last 3 years. There not looking for the worlds best just someone who can drive. Good luck tho, I hope you get in
So you get to go home everyday? How long is your break at home is it exactly 10 hours or you get 13ish ? I’d like to do this bro , but hoping I get 13 instead of 10 sharp like my previous job , had time for nothing . What’s the name of your position
@@AustinL150 no. I day trader for two hours a day at home. I have about three vids on my channel of me trading. Trying to get where I'm making 2 or 3k a day
They say linehaul drivers at OD make $98 a year is this true? How is the scheduling and do you get an assigned tractor? Does it ever get slow to the point where they have no work? I see they have openings in San Antonio for mileage linehaul drivers. Just wondering if it’s worth it to work here. Great video.
Over a 100k easily. You come in as a extra board driver, meaning you don't have a set run or an assigned truck. They call you every 8 to 10 hours to give your route. You get a 34 reset and start all over again. You can ask for a day off if you want to be off a full two days. After a year or two, you should have a bid run with an assigned tuck, depending on how many people quit, ge fired, retire, or how many new runs they add. They will have your rank number in break to see how far you down on the extra board. Then you can start bidding on runs when you reach the top
Two times I thought OD was going to hire me, I was interviewed and nothing, was told that I was in the pipeline for future hire, I moved out to TX and applied got called by the recruiter in CA got called by the TM was told after the first of the year is when I could get on,Crickets! I think Covid19 messed things up that chance! If anyone from OD is seeing this please respond. I have a spotless record all experience with LTL,Line Haul,OTR no issues with anything! Willing to relocate!!
@@jersonpereira6087 Dude! I was literally looking on ODFL and saw the Utah job, and what's crazier I had been wanting to move to Utah for the last couple of years, but that winter though🥶I even did the virtual hiring event last year and never heard from anyone! Thanks man!
I've been with Conway/XPO logistics for 28 years.Applied at od a few weeks ago,went to a job fair in Atlanta yesterday.The guy that interviewed me said things looked good and would likely get a call next week.Im scared to leave and start over .
@@kris1987ful do you know beforehand that your going to stay over? i got called by old dominion for a linehaul position. was just wondering if its a good company. so far i see a lot of good reviews.
You're all dispensable guys, don't think your company gives a shit about any of you, as soon as they can they'll get a Johnny Cab to do your job - no health cover, no super, no nothing...it's not personal, it's just business - and you're on your own
I know you put in your two weeks notice and no longer work at ODFL. How clean does you record have to be? Do you know? I have three points about a year ago looking to start as a Dockworker first 8 months and go for a driver position. I already have my CDL no restrictions, just graduated.
Not sure about the points it all depends on the type of violations. They only care about moving violations and no DUI's. Everything else is just debatable. 1 plus is that the docworkers make more than truckers who have been on the road for a few years.
yo! OD called me today & schedule me for interview 2 days from now for linehual driver position. I just wanna ask how’s the interview & road test look like ?
Been at od for 7 years this year. Cleared 120k doing teams out side of California. I started driving when I was 21 at od. Great company. I'm leaving to get my own truck tho. Just put my 2 weeks in. Yall be safe
Nice
Hey bro how is getting your own truck going? I have one more year of concrete truck driving. And my bank account will be at 100k, but I want to finance a truck also but I needed that financial cushion stable befor I jump out there.
I’m currently in trucking school right now 0D is first on my list to apply for can you please give me any helpful advice or tips
@@butlerville23 keep saving.
Buffalo NY and I love it. LTL less than truck loads is the way to go. Thanks for posting
James Shaw I hear good things I’m thinking about making a move
LTL in NY? Do they be tripping in the winter time? About ETA?
@@Jt.88 I've never a had a problem, they know driving is never perfect with time due to traffic
Great video, thanks for the upload. I love your fueling sequence
I’d like to try and get in at Old Dominion as a line driver after I get a few years experience. I’ve heard so many great things about them. I’ve only been truck driving since July. Here in Portland, Oregon, line drivers run triples and it takes 1-2 years of tractor trailer experience before the state will even allow you to be certified for triples, that and it’s very hard to get in because the drivers at OD love it and don’t want to leave, so job openings are extremely competitive in my area.
I hope you get it.
Easy money. I used to be in foodservice throwing cases and running up and down a ramp all night but, then I found out about LTL.
17 yrs food service here also. Been with OD 14 yrs now. Best decision I’ve ever made👍
@@georgiabuckeye8819 whats the Pay like
@@cesarrojas3617 70.8 cents a mile. Get paid for drop/hooks, fueling, delay pay. Line haul is 100% drop and hook. Once you get a schedule, 90 to 125grand a year.
You work 60-70 hours a week for that...
About 55 to 58hrs
When I took my driving test, the trainer told me this is the company you retire from. I've been here 6 years. I'm a line haul driver in NY!
Nice
Secretary of Transportation pointed out turnover rate for big OTR firms (ie Swift, Schneider, JB Hunt) is 90% per year. LTL is 10%
Your video style is on point 🤘🏼🧐🤘🏼
Snappy and quick
Looks like a nice job! In trying to get on there now. Ill keep at it
I work for OD at the RTO Terminal. Love my job. 💪🏽
Haha me too. Love old dominion. Def going to retire here
Is six figures possible at OD? I’m at Irwindale but as a dock worker.
@@xDead27Eyex crazy, they sent me there today to help out. But as to 6 figures, i dont know. Not as a dockworker, but at $27/hour, with OT, it’s still a lot of money. Especially, for an average guy like me.
@@Tkssa580 I’m talking about drivers
@@xDead27Eyex I’m sure that’s possible. They make $2K+/week
My dad works a this company also and I told him that when I grow up I want to work at this company
This gave me so much insight is the line haul
Tomorrow is my test with our region safety guy for me to become a OD driver! Love the vid bro
Thanks. Good luck on your test
@@kris1987ful I passed it!! Just waiting on corporate now!
@@axman6658 nice man congrats. You'll be making 100k a year in no time now.
Just curious what test u talking bout?
Yeah what test are you talking about?
Nice video, this was seriously great quality
Great video recently applied in SA,TX looks like a great company to work and retire with .
Thanks. They work alot of hours depending on the location just a heads up
Im a dockworker at the FTW terminal in Indiana and this was pretty cool to see.
Cool I was at the dallas terminal
Might wanna hook your dolly Chain while rolling it around bobtail in the future or you might b looking for another job if it comes unhooked. Company policy. Otherwise good video
Thanks bro! Much love for creating all this feedback!!!
That was efficient and informative. Thanks bro.
I'm from Arlington..Was stationed in Abilene in the 80's. Know that piece of I20 like the back of my hand!
You lowkey inspired me bro to go from p&d to Linehaul - I’m just started working at o.d too now - thanks for this video bro
Nice man 🥳
How did you get in bro I’m in the dfw as well
@@frankieramos8017 i just dropped a hand full of resumes in the box they called like a week later. 🤣
@@kris1987ful they did hair or urine test bro
@@kris1987ful going to a hiring event this Saturday
What time does and Old Dominion driver start and what time does he usually finish everyday??
As a truck driver , when hooking / unhooking, must use gloves . Keep inside tractor grease free.
I keep losing gloves so I keep sanitation wipes in my backpack
That was my thoughts exactly. Great video otherwise. Been with OD for 15 years now.
Trucking and meek millz ….can’t get any better 💯💴
Spent 20 years working for od.They was a good company.
This might be the guy that blew past me on interstate 76 last year in the rain AND fog, going downhill.
Just joshin' ya
Do the trucks come with radios so you can at least listen to music? Cameras facing you? Heat, air conditioner,? old dominion Freight Lines
do you have to drop both the trailers at a dock or just somewhere in the yard?
On the yard
How is doing line haul when you start out? Do they call you at any time of the day? I’m a LTL driver with another company doing P&D work but looking to get into line haul. Any advice would be badass
You work 6 days a week and they call you every 8 to 10 hours. You will go from days to noon, to evenings, to night and late nights. You'll basically come in every 10 hours unless it gets slow. You can call to see what place you are in line. Also you get 34 hours off. Not 2 full days unless you ask or unless your at a smaller terminal
What is linehaul, do you make more $$$ and are you home every day??
I always see those double OD tractors leaving like 10 pm. I see that they are all trucks with day cabs. you leave, reach the objective and return that same night? is it like a dedicated route?? My regards, brother
Dope video bro. I just finished my second week there and those dollies are kicking my butt. I see guys just pulling up and backing them into the rear trailer like it’s nothing.
Nice. man it get will easy
@@kris1987ful thanks bro.
Does every line haul driver have to do doubles?
@@MoonbeamMama11 yes! It is required.
Do you know if they got any locations in dallas im probably gonna move there and i wanna go to OD linehaul currently running FXF p/d out in LA
Awesome video bro! I’m with RL but I like OD and wanted to ask do linehaul drivers actually make 100k a year I seen it on their job listing or is that just for teams? Also is it dedicated runs or OTR? Thanks in advance great video!
They do I was with Estes making over 100k as a line haul driver
With time you can make $100k plus at OD, FedEx, Estes, UPS Brown, and T Force. Starting you will make between $80 to $85K.
Sup G! What is rookie salary look like at Diamond bro? I'm about the get my CDL. How much should I expect to make right out school?
They want hire right out of school unless you apply to be a dock work for a few months and then go through the driving program. So it depends on where you go, but mostly around 40k to 70k. But old Dominion you would be over 90k easy the first year
@@kris1987ful so if I apply to OD right out of CDL school with all my endorsements and no auto restriction, they won't hire me unless I apply to be a dock worker?
Yes because you need 1 year of driving experience to be hired as a driver. I got hired on when I was still in driving school and I wanted to get hired after I finished school which was only about 2 weeks away and he told me I need 1 driving experience to come right in as a driver. But you only have to work the dock for 3 months and then your eligible to go through their driving program. You get paid your normal, so I just got paid for nothing because I already had just gotten my license.
How much they paying today staring snd top pay? How much for insurance for single? And how much for 401k? Im in the dfw also
I quit last year but I think the starting pay in around .61 cent a mile and tops close to .7
@@kris1987ful why did you quit?
@@TRIPLEDIGITS no life home everyday but until you get a bid run your schedule rotates plus driving was always a plan b for me, I'm in the stock market so I quit to focus full time. I'll go back if it does work by the time I'm in my high 30s
@@kris1987ful bro this crazy im into trading as well imma have to fwu im trying to make it full time ! what's crazy is I applied at OD they hiring rn in the garland terminal hopefully they call me now im just doing it to build my trading account lol ....I already have a cdl but no endorsements how much do the P&D drivers make and do they have a good schedule/home life cause obviously imm want to trade as well lol
@@markholt1073 p.d should be around 24 or 26 starting. Home life sucks for most drivers unless you have a bid run in line haul. City drivers usually work 12 to 14 a day but it depends on the terminal.
Thank you for sharing! Do you have to ever work the dock when you go to different terminals?
No you don't. 👌
Ok thank you! That's awesome!! Good to know😊
How long did it take you? From car to car? Thanks good vid!
10 1/2 hours
Do you guys only do turns and meet and turns or do you guys do long haul and have to stay in a motel?
most terminals do turnarounds but the smaller ones go over the road.
TaylorMade cool. Over the road isn’t bad, but staying in motels gets old.
@@richardclayton7170 i was home every night but I could imagine that staying in motels getting old. Its like having a house for nothing
TaylorMade Sure is. The most I stay out is three nights four days.
What are the trucks governed at? How many average miles per night? Average hours per night? Do you use your reset every night? Is it dedicated line haul?
64mph home every night but you don't get a set run until about 2 years. All runs are between 400 to 630 miles per night. Some tiny terminals run over the road but not many
@@kris1987fulthey definitely go faster then 64mph i get passed by old dominion all day long in the south and northeast and i do 68mph..
Dude where is the commentary about driving for old dominion??? I heard loud music but nothing about old dominion as a linehaul driver!!!!
Ey, I like your vibe man. Are you still working for OD is the Chicago area ? Help a brother out. I got my class A CLP today. I was offered the driver training program 2 years ago but passed on it due to other commitments. I want to get on now. Thank you.
I wish xpo was this easy, your basically expected to be a dock worker and a driver. Drive 3-4 hours work the dock 4 or 5 then 3-4 hours back. I haven't taken a 30 one time, once I finish my 2 year commitment my sights are set on old Dominion or saia maybe even sooner
I completely understand, AAA Cooper was the same way.
@@kris1987ful yeah both of them are bottom of the barrel when It comes to the ltl game so Is central transport. Old Dominion really is the top dog ltl carrier to work for and to use as a customer. I work for another ltl but I know who id call if I needed ltl service
Lol speaking of central that's where I'm at now. I quit O.D at the end of 2019 right before covid hit 🤣. I didn't want to go right back to o.d so I came here. I'll save o.d for when I'm in my 40s. Its a 100k a year job I can go back to.
@@kris1987ful do u like central?..is it good money??
@@orlandoecholes4762 it's OK. Nothing special making about 1400 after taxes. The trailers are garbage, everything seems to be broke on a lot of them. But the tractors are good. It's just a job I got because of the virus. Didn't want to go somewhere that I didn't want to quit.
GREAT VIDEO MAN & GOOD JOB!
Appreciate the insight on OD.. Been thinking of applying, would you recommend OD for a career & would you be kind & let me know about there health benefits, 401K, Pay & training?
Appreciate it & thank you man.
Keep up the good work! 💪
Od is definitely a good career choice. You can work your way up to just about any position. I really mean it, there have been guys who started on the dock and have become operation mangers. The 401k is ok I think they march around 5%. The benefits I good cant really tell much about those because dont have kids and i only use them to get a tooth pulled, but they a few different plans. If you are a dockworker or driver be prepared to work around 50 to 60 hours every week. They over time sucks because most OD siteS don't pay over time until after 60 hours. mangers work 8 hours. Most dock supervisors and dispatchers work 12 hour shits but it's 1 week on and 1 week off pretty nice, but some terminals are different.
@@kris1987ful Thanks for the response bruh appreciate it 👊🏽
Ayeeeee Nice video. What equipment you use to film?
This company wasn't for me, thought it was gonna be different, It pays good just needed full time, the location i was at had part time dock worker, heard the drivers make over 100k, anyway just wanted to say hope your saving it with a 100k job you could get into a finical advisor and grow that about 7 percent a year with index funds, save for tomorrow retire RICH
Nice vid. Does OD have good health insurance plan?
I dont wanna sound ignorant, but what's a zuzu/wamwam
How you liking OD? I just went for interview and roadtest today went good but not sure how atmosphere is there and everything? I want to do linehaul but it sounds like they’ll have me doing both if they need help with PND…
I quit at the end of 2019. Good tho. Got some other things that I want to try in and if they don't work out I'll be back.
Do they ever make you do p&d work like when slow or anything?
@@freddyfreddy42 if you're a combo driver you do both but if you're straight line-haul driver no you just don't work every day. Smaller terminals may be different tho.
Ok ya I’d be in NJ, but thanks for info, hope I’ll gross more than a K per week.
i was out of the university campus terminal in Norfolk VA, when i drove for them 😸
Do you unload your own trailer? Been wanting to truck since I was a little kid and got to sit in one. Sweet video. Loved the fueling part!
No. They have dock workers for. It's all drop and hook
@@kris1987ful Sweet! Thanks!
@@kris1987ful so how do shifts work? Do they have call blocks for extra board drivers? And how many bid runs are day runs, or are they all night runs?
Does Old Dominion have heat,, air conditioning,Radio stereo? Anyone anyone
They actually called me back yesterday but they left me a voicemail so i have to call them back tomorrow, i applied for the brooklyn, ny location
Nice man
Meek mill beat in the background so tuff 🙏🏾 I need them to call me back I got 5plus years experience and all my endorsements
so basically all you do is meet another driver, switch trailers & head back?
Yes. That's all
I have a job offer for the post office as a TTO and one for OD line haul which one is better lol?
I cant say, I never worked for the post office. But at o.d you will rotate from morning, days, nights and evenings shit. They call you every 10 hours 6 days a week until you get a bid run
@@kris1987ful ok and how long does is it usually take to get a run bid?
@@j.h.7546 depends on which terminal your going to. Sometimes 6 months or 3 years
@@kris1987ful ok Thanks
Hey bro I really like your video mind If I ask where you got the music? I drive for Xpo and want to make a video like this but i’d cut out the the 7 hours i spend on the dock every night 😂
I just downloaded it off the internet or you can send it from your phone
hey I got one question are you from Texas
Haven't hooked a set in years🤦🏾
I put in for dock worker At OD.. I have a class A CDL with all my endorsement, how long does it take for a dock worker to become a driver?? Video is awesome got me motivated!!!
If u have over 1 experience they will hire as a driver if not you have to be there for around 3 months to go to their driving class. But it's all up to the terminal manger. Usually around 3 months tho. They just want to see if you come to work on time.
Any update?
@@kris1987ful whats up .!! Turned down the job offer at OD .. i stayed at publix.. im about to start driving for publix distribution center ... what about you ?
@@xDead27Eyex about to go drive for publix... turned down the offer at OD for dock worker..
@@joshg8483 I quit im currently driving for Central Transportation but thats only because of the Corona virus made things slow but im still daytrading full time.
Good video man do more of these I’m about start pulling doubles for ups
Sorry but I quit O.D in November of 2019.
@@kris1987ful What'chu up to now?
@@kris1987ful Why did you quit? Are they requiring the jab? Do they have driver facing cameras?
Zoom zooms and wham whams lol 😂. I like that, it's what I'm gonna start calling my "nick-naks".
Is that frightliner a manual or automatic?
Mainly all manual trucks
Can you tell me what the starting pay per mile is at the Dallas terminal? How long to top out?
Thanks
I'm not sure what the starting pay is in Dallas, I strated in Memphis and transferred to Dallas, but I think its around .63 cent a mile and I think u top out in 3 years but they get a cost of living raise every year.
@@kris1987ful
Thanks for the reply. I was running linehaul at FXF. Looking at OD.
Did you work weekends at the Dallas terminal? What was the shortest run you would run out of Dallas?
Yea starting out in line haul you don't have set off days. You work until you run out of hours and have to reset or if its slow. You're basically on call, they call you ever 10 hours, so you will work mornings, evenings and night, constantly rotating. The shortest run i think is tyler, tx but you'll do more than that. Let's say u go to tyler, well tyler may send you to texarkana or they may give you 3 tyler runs
Thanks again. Do you have any advice as far as the interview and road test is concerned? I drove an automatic the last 3 years at FXF. Might be a bit rusty on the gear shifting.
@@edcosta8417 naw its pretty easy. If you have anything on your driving record tell them because if they find out they will fire even if you've been hired on. And just whomever you do your road test with that your rusty from driving and auto-matic the last 3 years. There not looking for the worlds best just someone who can drive. Good luck tho, I hope you get in
Yo… you got weekend off?
Working for Old Dominion are the truck automatic or manual
Manual but some locations might have few automatic
When u are on extra board are u on call?
So you get to go home everyday?
How long is your break at home is it exactly 10 hours or you get 13ish ?
I’d like to do this bro , but hoping I get 13 instead of 10 sharp like my previous job , had time for nothing .
What’s the name of your position
So do you line haul drivers work everyday ?
Yea
It’s so slow at my terminal line haul slow city drivers only working 40 hours a week
What is the beat you play in the background? My son loves it!
Meek millz dream chasers intro
Just got laid off out of Greensboro, this looks like the Dallas terminal... drive safe..
Pnd?
@@barakoniner1644 line haul Dallas
@@kris1987ful laud off from line haul?
@@barakoniner1644 no I quit last year in November
Why u quit?
How is it driving the 10 speeds?
Easy
Man I hope you realize how lucky you are lol. If I could land a line haul job at an OD hub, I would never leave!
Well I quit in November. I put a 2 week notice in so I could always come back. Not that hard to get in either
TaylorMade You go to another company or get out of driving?
@@AustinL150 no. I day trader for two hours a day at home. I have about three vids on my channel of me trading. Trying to get where I'm making 2 or 3k a day
@Jesse Carte you only pay federal tax not state taxs
@@kris1987ful nice! How did you get started trading? Who did you learn from?
Are those old dominion trucks automatic?
They might have some but I've always driven the stick shift
95% manuel
they only buy manuals in all the big trucks the only automatics are the box trucks and the small city trucks
you still working at od got interview for line haul never hauled doubles before it it hard to set them up and everthing
Did you get the linehaul job with them? If so, how is it? Making good money?
They say linehaul drivers at OD make $98 a year is this true? How is the scheduling and do you get an assigned tractor? Does it ever get slow to the point where they have no work? I see they have openings in San Antonio for mileage linehaul drivers. Just wondering if it’s worth it to work here. Great video.
Over a 100k easily. You come in as a extra board driver, meaning you don't have a set run or an assigned truck. They call you every 8 to 10 hours to give your route. You get a 34 reset and start all over again. You can ask for a day off if you want to be off a full two days. After a year or two, you should have a bid run with an assigned tuck, depending on how many people quit, ge fired, retire, or how many new runs they add. They will have your rank number in break to see how far you down on the extra board. Then you can start bidding on runs when you reach the top
@@kris1987ful thanks appreciate the info
haha the coins when he closes the door
Nice vid!
But bruh...where ya gloves @famz?
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Wassup boss I was wondering what was staring pay a hour for p&d driver I have four years experience
I am in process
I think around $25 but I depends on the city that you live in.
@@kris1987ful oh ok thanks I’m in michigan
You spent more time setting up cameras than what it would have taken to do the flip.
bruh love the song.
Two times I thought OD was going to hire me, I was interviewed and nothing, was told that I was in the pipeline for future hire, I moved out to TX and applied got called by the recruiter in CA got called by the TM was told after the first of the year is when I could get on,Crickets! I think Covid19 messed things up that chance! If anyone from OD is seeing this please respond. I have a spotless record all experience with LTL,Line Haul,OTR no issues with anything! Willing to relocate!!
I know for a fact Memphis o.d is hiring and fedex freight aslo.
Utah OD is hiring at this moment too! I could give you a reference as well. And a phone#. If you're interested. Have a good day and good luck!
@@jersonpereira6087 Dude! I was literally looking on ODFL and saw the Utah job, and what's crazier I had been wanting to move to Utah for the last couple of years, but that winter though🥶I even did the virtual hiring event last year and never heard from anyone! Thanks man!
Are them trucks automatic or manual?
Manual
@@kris1987ful I appreciate the info.
How long was that run
about 9 1/2 hours
I've been with Conway/XPO logistics for 28 years.Applied at od a few weeks ago,went to a job fair in Atlanta yesterday.The guy that interviewed me said things looked good and would likely get a call next week.Im scared to leave and start over .
Stating over can be the best thing to do alot of times
how'd it go im a Dockworker at XPO just got my CDL and got a job at OD seems like such a better work environment
awesome video man. do you stay at hotels if needed?
Yes they put you in hotels if you stay over
@@kris1987ful do you know beforehand that your going to stay over? i got called by old dominion for a linehaul position. was just wondering if its a good company. so far i see a lot of good reviews.
@@sweetness2689 yea you will know but most runs are turn-arounds. You will never stay over the road by force
@@kris1987ful oh okay. gotcha! is it hard to get hired on? or is as easy getting in like an otr company?
@@sweetness2689 lol otr's are always the the easiest but they aren't that hard to get on with. Just catch them when they first start hiring
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Damn I feel lazy. Our company city drivers build our sets. I'm coming to OD. Yall definitely hiring.
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Are you at AAA Cooper
You're all dispensable guys, don't think your company gives a shit about any of you, as soon as they can they'll get a Johnny Cab to do your job - no health cover, no super, no nothing...it's not personal, it's just business - and you're on your own
Can u listen to music or listen to the news on your phone while u drive? And are the cameras facing the driver?
Yes you can listen to whatever you. No cameras facing driver and only cut when you slam on breaks really hard
How many hours you work in a day
It's based on your run. That's was a 10hr run. 5 there a 5 back. So about 11 hrs all together. Hooking up 30min break then unhooking and fuel.
Hey what's up ... my buddy wants to drive for OD .. he has like 2 years experience but a 6 year old DUI would OD hire him??
Not likely with that dui being only 6 months old I think they go back 5 years on things like that.
TaylorMade prosllkkkkk lo
Is six figures possible at old Dominion?
Easily. I made 6 figures. Especially in Dallas, they have some huge runs
I make approximately $125 a year. Got a good run in ATL
I know you put in your two weeks notice and no longer work at ODFL. How clean does you record have to be? Do you know? I have three points about a year ago looking to start as a Dockworker first 8 months and go for a driver position. I already have my CDL no restrictions, just graduated.
Not sure about the points it all depends on the type of violations. They only care about moving violations and no DUI's. Everything else is just debatable. 1 plus is that the docworkers make more than truckers who have been on the road for a few years.
Door vid my brotha
Bro you still drive for OD?
Quit October 2019
@@kris1987ful who are you driving for now bro?
yo! OD called me today & schedule me for interview 2 days from now for linehual driver position. I just wanna ask how’s the interview & road test look like ?
Congrats on the linehual position. I work with FXF.
easy just a pretrip and a drive around the corner. im sure you're hired by now.
you could use some gloves right?
So are you home daily?
Yes
How strict are they with a mvc?
Im at OD to GBO terminal